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It is literally impossible to imagine how Ebola could be transmitted in this particular scenario, which involves a health worker who has twice tested negative for Ebola and a pizza delivery person who has not recently traveled to West Africa.
69 percent of Americans worry that their credit cards might be hacked.
However you measure it, the US has a child poverty problem
The movement has — perhaps accidentally — revealed real weaknesses in online publishing’s business model.
Months of violence in Jerusalem have gotten so bad that some experts are warning of a third Intifada. Here’s what’s going on, why it’s gotten tenser recently, and what could happen next.
Don’t want to pay a charity CEO’s salary? Neither does anyone else.
People are probably celebrating this holiday without you.
Mexico has been rocked by protests after 43 students protesters were kidnapped, possibly by a local drug cartel. This moving video shows the students as individual people, driving home the pain of their loss.
Even though her opponent is another progressive Democrat.
A new regulation is the latest battle in a long fight.
How a shortage of health personnel is hampering the eradication effort.
The gender and race politics of the viral Hollaback video, explained.
Drug policy is much more complicated than a yes or no vote suggests.
The country’s leading left-wing newspaper tries something edgy, fails.
An amazing era in American politics is ending.